A guest post by Daniel of Destinationless Travel – Kakadu isn’t just about breathtaking landscapes; it’s also a great way to learn about Australia’s first settlers and traditional landowners. The Indigenous people of Australia have a history on the continent of around 40,000 years. Kakadu gives any visitor a chance to step back in time, to see how the Aboriginals lived off the land, and learn how special it all is to them.
Author: Daniel and Bailey
Bailey is a 25 year old Canadian and full-time traveler. She has spent the last 13 months backpacking in Latin America and writing about all of her adventures at Destinationless Travel. Her partner, Daniel, is a travel blogger who loves getting out of his comfort zone. He is a licensed skydiver and self-confessed adrenaline junkie who will try anything once. Daniel has traveled to over 40 countries over the last 3 years and shows no signs of slowing down. He along with his partner Bailey run the adventure travel blog Destinationless Travel. Together they travel to exotic places around the world in search of adventure! You can check out their blog Destinationless Travel here!
